Mini Guttering

Bill laid this down on his screen :

You position the gutter over the corner piece, hook it under a clip at one side molded into the corner piece, then snap it into the opposite clip. The black line on the white item, is the rubber seal - no other seal is needed.

In message , Harry Bloomfield writes

Well, he asked me to try it and that's exactly what I did, but the gutter is a very slack fit in the corner piece. Assuming the gutter is attached to the summerhouse wall, the corner piece will hang there about 1mm below the gutter, leaving a gap.

He was saying that he had plenty of sealant, but it just doesn't seem right.

Could one 76mm be internal height , the other external and different manufacturers?

You do realise that different manufacturers products are often non-interchangeable? Some can be "persuaded" others not.

It should be a tght fit.

In message , harryagain writes

Well, he hasn't found anywhere locally that will sell him 135deg corner pieces, so we will either have to get 2 metre lengths of guttering by post or find some of the rubber gutter-sealing section to stick on the outside of the gutter he already has.

This brings back the question of whether this rubber seal, or something squishy and rated for external, is available. I suppose big gobs of sealant would do.

At the risk of stating the obvious.....

Maybe somewhere locally will sell him some guttering that's compatible with the 135 deg bits he has already?

Jim K

In message , JimK writes

And no doubt he'll add that to the list of tasks already provided for Dad to do.

I don't remember seeing much brown mini guttering in the sheds round here, but then I've never really looked.

In message , Bill writes

JimK was right.

For the record, Wickes 76mm guttering is not compatible with B & Q's

You're a gentleman sir.

Jim K